Kyosho Fazer steering needs help!
#1
Kyosho Fazer steering needs help!
I've just got two of these and it's a fast car for the car parks (I don't race), I like it but I have a problem.
Both of them veer off to one side even with the trim set to line the wheels straight. It's a pain in the backside especially at speed.
Are there any hop ups I can get to sort this or did anyone with a Fazer solve this issue? I was thinking about a better servo but I don't know if the problem is rubbish linkages? Even my old Tamiya TGS slooooooooooow nitro stayed straighter than this!
Thanks
Both of them veer off to one side even with the trim set to line the wheels straight. It's a pain in the backside especially at speed.
Are there any hop ups I can get to sort this or did anyone with a Fazer solve this issue? I was thinking about a better servo but I don't know if the problem is rubbish linkages? Even my old Tamiya TGS slooooooooooow nitro stayed straighter than this!
Thanks
#2
Never had a Fazer but there are many things that can cause this, few of which have anything to do with the steering.
First, check to make sure all four tires have drive. A broken dogbone or stripped wheel hex or something like that will cause all sorts of problems.
I suspect the problem is a lack of traction with a shaft drive. Shaft drive cars suffer from torque steer, especially if the tires break loose under power. I doubt the stock tires have a lot of grip.
First, check to make sure all four tires have drive. A broken dogbone or stripped wheel hex or something like that will cause all sorts of problems.
I suspect the problem is a lack of traction with a shaft drive. Shaft drive cars suffer from torque steer, especially if the tires break loose under power. I doubt the stock tires have a lot of grip.
#3
Thanks. I notice the fazers steering servo is pushed/pulled from only one side which might be a problem but i'll check the shafts. Thanks
#4
Tech Rookie
I got this problem too mate, did you end up fixing yours or not as I want to do mine too ?